Hi -
As I've understood the wiki's, Reservoir is for manmade water bodies that are dammed, Basin is for manmade water bodies that are mostly excavated holes, Pond is for Natural small water bodies, and Lakes is for Natural large water bodies. If it has a dam (which i don't often map much TBH) I select reservoir.
The individual wikis on these as I'm reading now are inconsistent. But if you go to the Key:water wiki, those are the rules I'm following. Just looks like Pond is a little weirdly defined there.

Why did you delete the path I made 1183495263, v2?? Bing has the latest imagery for this area for you to verify.

I'm sorry but why don't you just remove them from being crossing:marked altogether? If they're a marked crossing then they have markings for the crossing.

I know I sounded mildly threatening but I'm not touching them :P Got other areas to go to now :D Cheers.

Most of these creeks are shallow and could clearly be crossed by a fit adult and keep their feet dry. You can't judge this from aerial view when there could have been a recent rain that swelled the streams up in the aerial view, so I will defer to the professional geologists.

Weird, they're all gone now. Sorry to trouble you! :D

Hey you somehow created hundreds of Points/Nodes with no tags no nothing. I don't want to delete them if you can use them.

Most of this is in the GW National Forest which is owned and managed by the Dept of Agriculture as actual wood crop. So you're free to split out the non-DoAg stuff as Wood if you know the land ownership. Otherwise I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish.

The northern ramp (way/1002450105) was permanently closed in late 2020. Why did you add it back? You can see the barricades blocking it in the latest imagery. Please see https://www.nps.gov/gwmp/learn/news/national-park-service-adds-safety-features-in-memorial-circle.htm

I see splotches here and there of missing forest in Mapbox and the other ESRI but my POV is that unless it's clearly a new farm field or housing development I'll assume it was just lumber farming and will grow back.
Also I've had bad alignment experiences with Bing so I rarely look at it unless desperate.

If the wiki says capacity is optional, then why is capacity given a default value in Parking Space? Makes no sense right :) Happy New Year.

Sorry but how do you add parking spaces with incomplete tags? I had to update all of them with capacity=1.

Thanks, I don't get the non-park people, it has a gigantic trail running its length for many uses, a lot of boat ramps for river access, picnic areas, dozens of campgrounds. It's 90+% recreational use, a park.

What does this mean? Why are you tagging pools and athletic courts as buildings?

MetroRail is fixed in the system so tags are upgraded again.

For comparison, I tested out Chicago and New York City with the same Upgrade Tags. It kept the Operator in Chicago as Chicago Transit Authority not "CTA"; it kept the Operator in NYC as Metropolitan Transit Authority not "MTA." It may be that OSM got the official-fully-spelled-out name wrong in their system then. If they fix it I'll get around to clicking Upgrade Tags again :)

OSM pushed out an update on Branding. OSM shows an error now on official branded bus routes and stops. These errors are now fixed: resolved:outdated_tags:noncanonical_brand

There is no road that touches the river's edge. And it does not do that in the marina grounds. And somehow this road is the border for the Daingerfield Island park area but the park area is now an unclosed area that needs to be fixed. I really don't know what you did.

Hey.... I think you made an oopsie with the road XD

Hi, for the Saltlog Gap trail you seem to have added, this appears to actually be an old trail called the Belle Cove Trail and was closed in 1995. Sourced from this recent hiking write-up: https://www.hikingupward.com/GWNF/SaltlogGapLoop/

Thanks.